The 21 Principles of the Top 0.01%

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I'm going to share with you the 21 principles of success these principles are what make the top .1% of people successful some of these principles are what I've used to make my first million dollars at 27 years old and others are from what I've observed rubbing shoulders with some of the richest people you know now I do attribute a lot of success in life to luck or grace of God and timing but there are principles you can Implement every day to FastTrack this luck and attract wealth into your life so without further explaining it the these are the principles of success the first principle is to be misunderstood the other day I was talking to one of my clients and he said my wife doesn't support my growth and he got frustrated that every time he do something to try to grow his wife said something he felt like she didn't support his growth and my feedback was very simple the people closest to you are sometimes too close to see your own greatness and the reason why is because they know you the best and they've seen you try and fail and say you're going to do something and don't follow through they're literally the people that have

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The 'Principle' format with a memorable name and a client story. Alex could create videos like "The 3 Pillars of a Successful Talent Manager" or "The 5 Secrets I Learned from Managing Top Artists."

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Formula · Authority Speaker + Promising Exclusive Knowledge + Listicle Format + Targeting a Specific Desire (success, wealth, self-improvement) = High Viewership

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I'm going to share with you the 21 principles of success these principles are what make the top .1% of people successful

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Open with the "numbered rules of elite success" beat. No intro card, no logo, no greeting.
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7 rules I followed to go from ZoomInfo AE to a GT3 RS by 25.

Alex films face-to-camera in front of the GT3 RS in the Brickell garage, walks through the non-obvious principles that got him from corporate sales to running OVO and buying the car with brand deal commissions.

Variant 2

The 5 principles that let me manage creators for Nike without a single connection.

Alex films from the Brickell penthouse at the floor-to-ceiling windows at night, breaks down the operating rules he built OVO around, starting from zero network at 22 to closing Gymshark and Nike campaigns.

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